London, UK
Interior designer
at Hawkins\Brown
HawkinsBrown is hiring an interior designer to join its team in London.
Hawkins Brown are looking to hire an interior designer in their London studio. The role will be full-time with the ability to work from home part of the week.
An interior designer at Hawkins Brown is an allrounder rather than a specialist: they will need to liaise with a wide range of clients from real estates to institutions and global brands.
We work in collaboration with architects, artists, branding consultancies and graphic designers delivering schools, homes, offices, hotels, and public buildings.
People are at the centre of what we do and we are looking for likeminded people who are more interested in adjusting and improving what we have inherited rather than in wholescale replacement.
You will lead projects in collaboration with project partners, manage small teams of junior designers and liaise directly with clients.
Rather than specialising in one sector or project stage, you will take ownership of a project from the early stages of the design to completion, through design development and technical design.
Our team which includes architects, interior designers, urban designers, economists, and researchers work across the HB studio, as well as on our own projects.
HawkinsBrown is an equal opportunities employer. We know that diverse teams are strong teams, and welcome those with alternative identities, backgrounds, and experiences to apply. We want you to step into a role you love and offer you a workplace you’re proud to represent. We are committed to a fair and accessible recruitment process for all candidates. We would be happy to make any reasonable adjustments during the application or interview process, please just let us know!
Skills:
- BA hons or MA interior architecture qualification (or equivalent)
- three to six years’ proven experience (post qualification) of designing and delivering commercial, educational and residential projects
- strong client facing and presentation skills
- ability to adapt to different clients, project types and scales
- interest in working on listed buildings
- strength in developing early-stage interior concepts and strategies through to delivering drawing and specification packages and site supervision
- experience working collaboratively within architectural and external consultants essential
- excellent presentation, graphic design, conceptual and visualising skills, freehand or computer aided
- proficiency in Revit, Vectorworks and Creative Suite
- excellent space planning and spatial analysis skills
- broad range of interests from contemporary art to product and graphic design
- excellent knowledge and understanding of materials and products
- self-motivated, organised and proactive
Benefits:
- private medical insurance
- hybrid working
- flexi-time
- 4% employer pension contribution
- discretionary profit Share Scheme
- subsidized gym membership
- insured on our life assurance and income protection schemes
- interest free travel loan
- training and development programmes
- duvet day